St Stephens Episcopal School - Deacon Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

DEACON 68 ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL AUSTIN, TEXAS 3 6 Dedication A yearbook is dedication. Dedication to improve upon the past, respect its traditions, and become a part of that tradition for the future annuals. This yearbook is dedicated to all those who have dedicated themselves to The Deacon. Deacon Staff EDITOR ......................Bob Haslanger ASSISTANT TO THE EDITOR .............Forrest Pennington BUSINESS MANAGER..............Steve Olsen FACULTY ADVISOR .............Mr. H. E. Tune Faculty Editor...............Eileen Baade Classes Editor.................Mike Childers Senior Editor ...............Tony Tichenor Sports Editor ..................Ken Barnett Graduation Editor.......................Gigi Johnson Government and Activities Editors..Roberta DeGolyer and Nancy Pope Snapshots Editor .............Ellen O'Brien 18 In Memoriam Morion Prott In making this special award, the Executive Committee of the St. Stephen’s School Student Body seeks to give recognition to a most remarkable person. She is a lover of books, of litera- ture, and of the arts, and she has communicated this love to many. In her twelve years of service at St. Stephen’s, she has created a library of remarkable quality and diversity. She is a lover of young people; she is an open, youthful person who has never stopped growing. She has been unfailing and dedicated in her eagerness to help the students in the use of the library. She is the friend of many students and graduates who are better Human beings because they have known her. She has added a touch of grace and beauty to everything and everyone around her. Her presence and contribution have shaped and will al- ways be a part of St. Stephen’s School. These words can in no way express the debt we owe to Marian Pratt. Trustees Mr. J. Cooke Wilson Mr. Jack R. Crosby The Rt. Rev. J. Milton Richardson Mr. Roland S. Bond Chairman Dr. Allen W. Becker Mr. J. R. Parten Mr. Thomas D. Barrow Mr. Chilton O'Brien Mr. Tobin Armstrong Mr. John Matthews Mr. Herbert Allen Mr. John F. Lynch Mr. Thomas Gee Mr. J. M. Johnson Legal Consultant 20 Dr. Allen W. Becker Headmaster 21 pick a number... history ... I would suggest to you that ... Bob Phipps ... my wife hates men, so we’re even .. . assistant chaplain ... The Bubblegum Crisis ... Plagiarism ... 11 Mike O’Brien ... a fine ball club ... that’ll cost you a dollar . . . ladies . . . where were you yesterday, Mr ...?... coach ... hot boudain, cold cush-cush ... Tim Pettus ... if you don’t finish on time, too bad ... math .. . FOUL! . . . abandon gum all ye who enter here!... oh, didn’t you just love that book . .. the reference books are for use in the library ... librarian . . . Marian Pratt . . . They’re happier that way ... Lucia Gilbert ... structures and stuff .. . dammit... chemistry ... happy atom ... science ... isn’t it interesting? honey ... funny boy ... Ulysses... hi there ... p.e. ... we do not discuss .. . Molly Fuller Nadea Gizelbach ... school psychologist Carol Graves ... secretary Well, what do you think?... tennis without a net... Matthew Arnold . .. English ... Granny Weatherall ... L.A. Becker ... Stephen Crane so the sea serpent turned and said to Persephone ... partabam, por- tabas, portabat.. . Latin .. . Gwen Austin 24 Pearl Harbor . .. would you cover a study hall? ... physics ... 346 was my laundry number . . . Admiral . . . acceleration ... Dorm Party? .. . Bob Foster . .. we’ll charge ’em a little extra ... math . . . shoestring, Butler ... Blossom Burns ... sac- charine pink .. . The Tin Drum ... art involves your whole learning . .. you have to be an aes- thetic person ... art ... did you ever hear the one about ... spit experi- ment . .. mitosis ... biology ... the whole organ- ism . . . Don Borron .. . librarian ... Jane Evans . . . Have you signed the sheet? ... Coach! .. . class on the grass .. . bad boy .. . Scrouge ... English . . . Where’s my lectern? . . . who’s in the box? ... Allen Fenton Who do you think you are, God? .. . don’t flirt .. . Steve Smock . . . sock it to them ... English ... therapy rug ... You can’t come over, Betty is here . . . Fanny Lou Spelce ... Didn’t you eat your breakfast? ... Stand over the heater . . . Don’t stop at the Holiday House . . . school nurse This is a blue spruce . . . have you seen my dogs? . . . Head of girl’s living ... Shirley Sherman . . . Power structure ... Halsey Tichenor ... the tip of the pie .. . cultural insights . .. history . . . How are you? ... Yahweh . . . urban dynamics ... establishment . .. relate to St. Stephen’s ... Cornelia Tichenor bookkeeper... allowances .. . It’s kinda froggy this morning . . . p.e. ... if y’ll want to get on the varsity . . . get those serves lower... Ginny Tip- ton ... 27 John Stiles ... assistant coach ... uh . . . ethics . . . brethren . . . Jim Tucker . .. chaplain . . . Brothers K . .. deontological ... and the rest of it . . . Dean Towner . . . your feet offend me ... Latin . .. the representative of Mills College of Education ... I didn’t write the language ... take out a sheet of paper ... Alan Tipton ... Crater Lake... math ... it’s going to be a long, hot summer sing out! ... 5 minute listening quiz ... Fine Arts Festival ... Velberta Towner ... music Greg Willis .. . pick up your grunt .. . assistant librarian .. . I’ll buy that ... math ... Ron Wilson ... six of one, half a dozen of another ... the unit circle ... well yeah . . . Deacon .. . English .. . y’all are my favorite study hall ... Frances Tune ... a really fine piece of architecture ... history ... John Wood ... prostituted themselves in front of the altar ... I. F. Stone ... v 29 this lad ... William Hooper ... di- rector of admissions Now, listen up, guys ... coach .. . Mike McShane . .. athletics ... basketball . . . is what you gotta do is ... We simply have to finish these two books . .. asseyez vous... French ... late to lunch ... This is the most important lesson in French .. . Marguerite Moehl- man ... Charles Merrill .. . why don't you start when I nod my head . .. German ... pathos, not bathos. .. English ... my college students ... John Respess. .. the bookstore will not be open tonight... you'll have to get that information somewhere else ... science ... no, we don’t have any 15 seconds ... this wonder- ful book by Zee Olden- bourg . . . Kath- ryn Respess . . . come to table 27 ... history . . . class par- ticipation ... Y'll pick up your pictures by three today . . . Jean Barac ... art ... Anyone interested in buying a painting from those on exhibit in Hines Hall . . . x Doctors appointments for today . . . Dr. Leon- ard Sayers. . . school physician ... flu shots... 32 Bring your chit books... Jean Robb... bookkeeper ... allowances ... Class Officers: Ricky Tichenor, pres.; Tani Adams, vice-pres.; Ruth Wagner, sec.; Laird Considine, treas. Tani Adams Pat Childers Alex Caselli Margot Clarke Wayne Bay less Lisa Conolly 36 Laird Considine Phcbc Davol Page Foshce Liz Foster John Fehr Timothy Hearn Hugh Fletcher Liz Larkam 37 Rolf Moore Marta Smith Margaret McCandless Robert McCulloch Bill Montgomery Howard Norris 9th Grade Ginger Borron Margo Branscomb Jim Borglum Ralph Braley Tim Bennett CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Borglum, vice-pres.; Ralph pres.; Susie Tucker, sec. Walter Adams Polly Brown Bill Burke Bruce Buckley Mark Clark 41 Andy Fraser John Gasche Stanley Johnson Ritch Hatcher Jeff Glanz Michael Henderson David Hill Robert George Holly Hamilton Hope Lochridge Shelby Longoria 44 Fred Myers Peggy Phillips Peter Polk Rueben Rivers Alan Roettinger 46 47 Scott Bailey John Bintliff Elizabeth Burke Abner Burnett Richard Burns 48 49 Sally Davidson David Evert Hank Ewert Vicki Dammier Cathy Doremus Tommy Dodds Dorr Lewright Paula May 53 Bonnie New Sandy Montgomery Ned Nicolai Philip Orr Anna Beth Payne Jan Pendergrass Jay Phillips Billy Rutter Bessie Smith Mary Pincoffs Albert Prevot Pamela Runge Cynthia Smith Joel Smith 56 David Sumners Ricky Urash Bill Warren Lucy Weeks Chris Weismann Greg Whitaker DeWayne Wilson Ted Wright 57 59 Chris Crosby Jane Dryden Jim Gregston 60 Chrys Dougherty Stuart Faulk Josh Harrison Stephen Hearn Gigi Johnson Fred Jones Anne Johnson Sarah Johnson Susan Kingsbury 61 62 Pat McSpadden David Loiseaux Richard May Andy MacLellan Mary Napier Randy Navarre Zoe Ann Pace Ellen Payne Terry Scelinger Tari Shattuck 63 64 Deanie’s Weenies 66-68, Drama Club 66-68, Mike’s Gang 66-68, Original Big Four 66-68, Entertainment Committee Chairman 68, Executive Committee 68, Treasurer 68, Family 68, Family 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68, Organ 68, 6th period Conservative 68, Smoking Team 68. William McFaddin Averill III “Mac Victoria, Texas University of Virginia Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Book Prize in French II, Geometry 64, Young Republicans 64, French Club 64- 67, Naval Orange Vet. 64, Hockey 64-68, Honor Roll 65, Library Assistant 65-67, Library Assistant Award 65, Drama Club 65-67, Volleyball 65, Deacon 65- 68, Vestry 66, Proctor 68, Dorm Council 68. Eileen Baade “Baade-B” London, England University of Oklahoma John Morris Barkley, Jr. “Berk Pearsall, Texas Duke University Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Executive Committee 64,66, Drama Club 63-66, Football 63-68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 67, Baseball 63-68, Basketball 63-66, W.P.S. 63-65, Recreation Committee 65,66, Librarian Award 66, Stu- dent Lounge Committee 65-68, Assistant Librarian 66, Burf’s Surf’s 66, N.A.A.C.P.l. 66, Spartan 66-68, Soccer 66-68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 67, Proctor 68, Deacon 68, Track 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68, Organ 68. Deanie’s Weenies 66-68, All Conf. Football Hon. Men. 66, Football 66-68, Team Capt. 67, Drama Club 66-68, Baseball 67, Mike’s Gang 66-68, Origi- nal Big Four 66-68, Soccer 68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 68, Chairman, Dorm Council 68, Executive Com- mittee 68, Recreation Committee 68, Proctor 68, Track 68, 6th period Conservative 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68, Most Wanted Man 68. William Kenneth Barnett “Ken” Dallas, Texas Columbia University 67 Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Drama Club 65-68, French Club 65-67, Naval Orange Day Vet. 66, Best Actress Award 67, Altar Guild 66-68, Deacon 66-68, Library Assistant 67, Spartan 68, Vestry 68, Inspector 68. Evelyn Arnett Brantly “Evey” Odessa, Texas University of North Carolina Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Physical Fitness Award 65- 67, Football 65-68, Soccer 65-68, Baseball 65-67, Chain Gang 66, Executive Committee 67, Class Treasurer 66-68, Choir 68, Student Chaplain 68, Proctor 68, Dorm Council 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Brockton Bearden Brown “Brocky” Houston, Texas University of the South 68 r , V ’ ft k i I £ f Original Phipps’ Squeak 62-63, Original Deanie’s Wee- nies 63-68, Rifle Club 63-65, Drama Club 63-68, Out- standing Supporting Actor 67, Assistant Director 65, Technical Award 65, W.P.S. 63-65, Class President 64, Cliff Hanger 65, Class Vice-President 65, Naval Orange Day Vet. 66, Dorks 66, Class Treasurer 66, Inspector 68, Printing Club 68, Soccer 68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 68. Charles Henry Bundy “Hank” Austin, Texas University of Texas Phipps' Squeak 64-65, Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Honor Roll 66, Young Republicans 66, Rifle Club 66, Dorm Council 65-68, Chairman 68, Vestry 66, Naval Orange Day Vet. 66, Hockey 65-68, All Conf. 68, Altar Guild 67-68, Proctor 68, Executive Committee 68, Deacon 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Sara Ann Clark Breckenridge, Texas Mount Vernon College 69 Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Ham 64-68, Book Prize in Physical Science 65, Baseball 65, Burf’s Surfs 66, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Charles Leonard Conly “Chuck” Talara, Peru Rice University Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Drama Club 64-67, French Club 64-67, Young Democrats 64, Film Club 65-68, Spartan 65, 68, Student Lounge Committee 67-68, Summer Reading Award 68, Inspector 68, Dorm Council 68, Deacon 68, Travis State School Volunteer 68, Great Wizard L.A.B.E.C. 68, Original Tichenor Terror 64-68. Roberta Coke DeGolyer “Ro” Dallas, Texas Skidmore College Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Honor Roll 65-67, Highest Standing in Class 65-67, Book Prize in: English, His- tory, Spanish II, Latin I 65, 2nd place-Barnes Book Collecting, Drama Club 65, Tennis 65-67, Book Prizes in: History, Geometry, French I 66, Barnes Book Col- lecting Winner 66, 1st place in Texas-National French Contest, Spartan, 66-68, Spartan Award 67, Editor 68, 2nd place-Revell Speaking Contest 66, Book Prize in French III 67, Small Chorus 67, Philosophy Club 67, National Merit Finalist 68, G.E.D. Tutor 68, Proctor 68, Dorm Council 68, Volleyball 68. Mary Ireland Dougherty Molly” Austin, Texas Stanford University Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, French Club 64-68, Helot 66, Dorm Council 65, 68, Hockey 65, 68, Naval Orange Day Vet. 66, Entertainment Committee 67-68, Altar Guild 67-68, Class Secretary 68, Volleyball 68, All Conf. 68, Proctor 68, Cat Club 68. Katharine Archer Ellis “Arch” Port Aransas, Texas Mount Vernon College 71 Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Football 65-68, All Conf. 2nd team 68, Soccer 65-68, Track 65-68, Buffalo Chips 65- 68, NA.A.C.P.I. 66, Berlin Bombers 66, NMS Letter of Commendation 68, President of Film Club 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68, Proetor 68, Dorm Council 68. Richard Frederick Fonvielle “Kraut New Braunfels, Texas University of Texas Original Deanie's Weenies 63-68, Entertainment Com- mittee 64, Choir 63-65, Hockey 63-68, Drama Club 63, Recreation Committee 65-66, L.A.B.E.C. 66,68, bu Her pat put Capt. 68. 72 Kathleen Jennifer Gee “Jenny” Austin, Texas University of Texas Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Book Prize in Natural Science 65, Honor Roll 65,67, Class President 64-67, Football 64-68, Most Valuable Player 67, All Conf. 2nd team 67, All Conf. 68, Capt. 68, Basketball 64-68, Most Im- proved Player 66, Most Valuable Player 67, All Conf. 2nd team 67, All Conf. 68, Capt. 68, Baseball 65, 66, 68, Capt. 68, Shadows 65, Alumni Scholar 67, School President 68, Executive Committee 68, Discipline Committee 68, Proctor 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Richard Stevens Goodson “Goodie” Shawnee, Oklahoma Columbia University Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Drama Club 65-68, Football 66-67, Soccer 66, L.A.B.E.C. 66, 68, Executive Com- mittee 68, Chief Inspector 68, Organ 68, Family 68. William Wayland Halbert, Jr. “Wheyland” Alice, Texas University of Texas 73 Deanie’s Weenies 66-68, Scienee Club 66-68, Cross Country 66-68, Soccer 66-68, Track 67-68, Proctor 68, Dorm Council 68, King Memorial Scholarship Com- mittee 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Harvey Holbrook Halstead “Harv Wheaton, Illinois Hobart College Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Student Lounge Committee 64, Hockey 64-65, French Club 65-68, L.A.B.E.C. 68, Spartan 66-67. Jacquelyn Anne Hartwell “Jackie” Austin, Texas University of Texas 74 Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Deacon 64-68, Deacon Award 66-67, Spartan 64-66, Drama Club 64, Best Cameo Role 65, Debate Award 65, Football 65, manager 66, Basketball 65, Baseball 65-66, Darkroom Head 66-67, Soccer 66, N.A.A.C.P.I. 66, Literary Review Photogra- phy Award 67, Talent Show Director 67, Rev. Tucker’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 67-68, Choir 68, Photopool 68, Organ 68, Cat Club 68, Family 68, Ghost-riders 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68, Smoking team 68. Robert Clarke Haslanger Bob” Shreveport, Louisiana University of Texas Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Yellow Streak Traveler 66, Basketball 66-68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 67, Most Im- proved Player 67, Capt. 68, Baseball 66-68, Most Im- proved Player 67, Capt. 68, Student Lounge Committee 67-68, Chairman 68, Cross Country 67, School Secretary 68, Executive Committee 68, Disci- pline Committee 68, Proctor 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68, Chair- man, King Scholarship Committee 68. Robert Clarke Heidrick, Jr. “C-Heid Austin, Texas Vanderbilt University 75 Robert Edward Henderson “Hulk” Royalty, Texas Harvard University Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Acolyte 64-67, Drama Club 65, 68, French Club 65, Football 65, Basketball 64-68,' Honor Roll 66, Executive Committee 66, 68, Dorm Council 66, 68, Science Club 66, Track 66, Book Prize in History 67, Recreation Committee 67, 68, Chairman 68, Philosophy Club 67, Tennis 67, NMS finalist 68, School Vice-President 68, Choir 68, Baseball mgr. 68, Senior Speaker 68. 76 Deanie’s Weenies 66-68, Football 67,68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 67, All Conf. 68, Capt. 68, Basketball 66-68, Track 67-68, 2nd place, Conf. meet 68, King Memorial Scholar- ship Committee 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Gregory Alan Hicks “Greg” Austin, Texas Yale University i Charles Emil Johnson “Charlie” Odessa, Texas Colorado College Deanie's Weenies 64-68, Dorm Council 65, Football 64- 68, Soccer 66, Book Prize in Spanish III 67, Spartan 67, Track 67, 68, Voluntary Chaplain 68, Chairman, Vestry 68, Inspector 68, G.E.D. Tutor 68, Fine Arts Committee 68, Drama Club 68, King Memorial Scholarship Com- mittee 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Baseball 65, Book Prize in Ger- man I 66, Drama Club 66-68, Bookstore 66-68, NMS Letter of Commendation 68, G.E.D. Tutor 68, Volun- tary Chaplain 68, Spartan 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. William Edgar Kayser III “Guillermo” El Paso. Texas University of Texas at El Paso 77 William Allan Kuhns “Bill”' Orange, Texas U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, N.A.A.C.P.I. 66, Aardvark Burrow 67, Bear Hunter 67, Clover Picker 67, Football 67, 68, Soccer 67, 68, Gregg “C” Athletic Assn. NMS Letter of Commendation 68, Who’s Who 68, Organ, 68, Track 68, Tourist to Troy 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Deanie’s Weenies 66-68, Book Prize in English 67, Tal- ent Show Committee 67, Football 66-68, Baseball 67, Inspector 68, Science Club 68, Deacon 68, Drama Club 68, Language Lab, Proctor 68, Acolyte 68, Soccer 68, Track 68, King Memorial Scholarship Committee 68, Pitcher of the Gregg “A” Baseball Team 68, Honorary Wycliffe Warrior 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Rex Jackson Leddy, Jr. 'Texo Jaltipan, Mexico University of Texas 78 John Bill McFarland “Fuzzy” Friona, Texas Yale University Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Choir 64, Football 63-65, Baseball 64-65, Entertainment Committee 64, Piano 63-66, W.P.S. 64, 65, Chess Club 64, Soccer 66, Bookstore 66-68, Rifle Club 67, Printing Club 67, 68, President 68, Spartan 67, Drama Club 67, 68, Travis State School Volunteer 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Book Prize in Geometry 66, Honor Roll 66, 67, Football 65-68, Basketball 65-67, Baseball 65-68, Book Prize in Algebra II 67, Spartan 67, Philosophy Club 67, Choir 67, 68, President 68, Class Vice-President 67, 68, NMS Letter of Commendation 68, Proctor 68, Drama Club 68, G.E.D. Tutor 68, Con- stitution Revision Committee 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. James Daniel Moers “Spud” Smithville, Texas Tulane University 79 Ellen O'Brien “E.O.B.” Beaumont, Texas Lewis and Clark College Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Honor Roll 66, Student Lounge Committee 66-68, Riflery Club 66-67, Spar- tan 67, 68, Deacon 66-68, Track 66-68, Basketball 65-68, Burf’s Surfs 66, N.A.A.C.P.I. 66, N.S.F. Summer Program 67, Drama Club 67, Cross Coun- try 67, 68, Gregg “C” Convention 67, A.W.O.L. 67, N.M.S. Letter of Commendation 68, Photopool 68, Science Club 68, Acolyte 68, Organ 68, Inspector 68, Baseball 68, King Memorial Scholarship Committee 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Deanie’s Weenies 65-68, Best Short Story, Best poem, Literary Review, 66, Drama Club 66-68, Spartan 66-68, Deacon 66-68, Naval Orange Day Vet. 66, Schoolkeeping Award 66, Genesis 67, Editor 67, Award for Excellence as Editor 67, Inspector 68, Altar Guild 68, Fine Arts Committee 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Steven Howard Olsen “Aggie” Clifton, Texas Texas A M University 80 Nancy Patricia Pope “Frog” Austin, Texas Pembroke College Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Drama Club 64-68, Secretary 67, Student Lounge Committee 65, Hockey 64-68, Capt. 66, 68, All Conf. Hon. Men. 68, Choir 66, 67, Entertain- ment Committee 66, Cheerleader 67, 68, Head 68, Tal- ent Show Committee 67, Recreation Committee 68, Altar Guild 68, Football Sweetheart 68, Proctor 68, Dorm Council 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Honor Roll 65,67, Book Prize in Latin II 66, Drama Club 64-68, Outstanding Supporting Actress 67, Spartan 64-67, High Honor Roll 66, Book Prizes in: Algebra II, English, Biology 66, Certificate of Excellence-National French Con- test 66, Deacon 66-68, 4th place-Revell Speaking Contest 67, National Merit Scholar 68, Proctor 68, pool shark 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Margaret Shepperd Marble Falls, Texas University of Texas Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Debate Award 65, Basketball 64-68, Baseball 65, 66, Dorm Council 65, 67, 68, Wy- cliffe Gangbusters 65, Student Lounge Committee 66, Chess Club 66, 67, Best Actor Award 67, Drama Club 67,68, Schoolkeeping Committee 67, Original Big Four 67, 68, Mike’s Gang 67, 68, Proctor 68, Cat Club 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Michael Patrick Terk “Terrible” Odessa, Texas University of Texas Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Book Prize in Math- ematics 64, Entertainment Committee 64, 66-68, Rec- reation Committee 64, Football 63-65, Basketball 63-68, Baseball 64, Book Prize in Algebra I 65, Execu- tive Committee 65, Bookstore 65-68, W.P.S. 65, Helot 66, Class Vice-President 66, Cross Country 66, 67, Track 66-68, L.A.B.E.C. 66, Book Prize in Chemistry 67, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal 67, Science Club 67, 68, President 68, Deacon 67, 68, Talent Show Committee 67, NMS Letter of Commendation 68, Or- gan 68, Honorary Member-Smoking team 68, King Memorial Scholarship Committee 68, Scrooge’s Stooges 68. Wellington Shelton Tichenor “Tony” Austin, Texas Princeton University 82 Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Drama Club 64-68, Director’s Special Award 65, Cross Country 66, Barnes Book Col- lecting Winner 67, L.A.B.E.C. 68. Philip Campbell Wagner “Phil” Austin, Texas University of Texas Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Choir 63-65, Vestry 63-68, Treasurer 66-68, football 63-65, Baseball 64, 65, Drama Club 65-68, W.P.S. 65, Basketball mgr. 65, 66, N.A.A.C.P.I. 66, Library Assistant 67, Library Assist- ant Award 67, Spartan 67, Mike’s Gang 67-68, Original Big Four 67, 68, Smoking Team 67, 68, Class President 68, Executive Committee 68, Constitution Revision Committee 68, Deacon 68, Organ 68, Fine Arts Com- mittee 68, Ghost Riders 68, Rev. Tucker’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 68, Family 68, Scrooge's Stooges 68. Thomas Dehon Wagner “Wags” Amarillo, Texas New York University 83 Deanie’s Weenies 64-68, Cross Country 64-68, Rifle Club 66, Chess Club 66, Track 67, Senior-in-Charge, Day Student Bus 68, L.A.B.E.C. 68. James Halm Ware “Jim Austin, Texas Southwest Texas College Original Deanie’s Weenies 63-68, Original Yellow Streak Traveller 63-68, Barnes Book Collecting Winner 64, 65, 2nd place 66, Book Prizes in: History, Christian Doctrine 64, Honor Roll 64, 65, Executive Committee 64, Drama Club 64, 66, 68, Spartan 63-66, 68, Hockey 64, Swimming 65, Hist. Dept. Librarian 65, Revell Speaking Contest Winner 66, Choir 66-68, Choir Award 66, 67, Literary Review 66-68, Editor 67, Liter- ary Review Award 67, L.A.B.E.C. 66, Book Prize in Latin IV 67, Constitution Revision Committee 67, Dance Committee 67, 68, Volleyball 67, NMS Letter of Commendation 68, Fine Arts Committee 68, Scroo- ge’s Stooges 68. Anne Wilder Weismann “Annie” Austin, Texas Middlebury College 84 Who's Who Baby Pictures Page 85 Page 87 1. Steve Goodson 2. Bill Kuhns 3. Nancy Pope 4. Molly Dougherty 5. Chuck Conly 6. Rick Fonvielle 13. Brocky Brown 14. John Barklry 15. Mike Terk 16. Greg Hicks 17. Steve Olsen Page 86 7. Jinnifer Gee 8. Jim Moers 9. Margaret Shepperd 10. Charlie Johnson 11. Kathy Ellis 12. Jackie Hartwell Page 88 18. Tony Tichenor 19. Clark Heidrick 20. Ann Weismann 21. Rex Leddy 22. John McFarland 23. Ken Barnett 24. Roberta DeGolyer 89 Here it is, living proof, Buff, flying objects exist. We have ‘Vermont Maid’ at our table 93 A mousie lives under this rock. A little snack after a night out in the hearse. 94 The terrible strikes again. Oh fluey. Scar who? 95 R.C.H. + ? White I-ike Me AH Yale men eat Dr. Pepper with their fingers. Is this all we get? Star light, Star bright, first star I see tonight 96 They left that word out of my book I was running a little late and didn't have time to change Is the Pope a Catholic? Gaw, Mr. Smock, and then what you rc so sweet All Stable bucks go to Yale Oh, and that’s what the Daisie stands for, Jackie 99 Awards Night SCHOOLKEEPING MEDALS: Robert George Mike Osbourne Katie Keller Sarah Johnson LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Val Cox Zoe Ann Pace Spartan:—Molly Dougherty Steve Olsen Ken Barnett Genesis-—Andy MacLellan Michelle Childers Stanley Johnson PIANO MEDALS: Will Dibrell Susan Letteer Alex Caselli DRAMA CLUB PLAQUE AND MEDAL: Charles Johnson REVELL PUBLIC SPEAKING: First—Zoe Ann Pace Second—Jim Bemis Third—Stuart Faulk PUBLICATIONS Deacon—Forrest Pennington Eileen Baade Ellen O’Brien Proctors:—John Barkley Ken Barnett Brocky Brown Rick Fonville Steve Goodson Harvey Halstead Clarke Heidrick Robert Henderson John McFarland Mike Terk Eileen Baade Sara Clark Molly Dougherty Kathy Ellis Nancy Pope Margaret Shepperd CHEERLEADERS Margaret Shepperd Cathy Crittenden Ellen Jockush Lisa Leftwich 100 Ellen Payne ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL Captains: John Barkley Steve Goodson Robert Henderson Most Improved Player: Dorr Lewright Most Valuable Player: Steve Goodson BASKETBALL Captains: Clarke Heidrick Steve Goodson Most Improved Player: Robert Henderson Most Valuable Player: Steve Goodson SOCCER Most Improved Players: John Barkley Hank Bundy Most Valuable Player: Richard Burns TRACK Most Improved Player: Dee Meador Most Valuable Player: Steve Goodson TENNIS Most Improved Player: Tom Tuohy Most Valuable Player: Mary Napier FIELD HOCKEY “A Team Captains: Michelle Childers Margaret Shepperd Most Improved Player: Clare Leddy Most Valuable Player: Michelle Childers “B” Team Captains: Chris Crosby Cathy Tuohy Most Improved Players: Ginger Borron Susie Tucker VOLLEYBALL “A” Team Captain: Kathy Ellis Most Improved Player: Paula May Most Valuable Player: Sean Gardner “B” Team Captain: Mary Bachman Most Improved Player: Tani Adams Most Valuable Player: Mary Bachman Don Cunningham Award: Steve Goodson 101 ACADEMIC HONORS BOOK PRIZES For Excellence: English 8—Timothy S. Hearn Latin 8—John A. Fehr Basic Mathematics—Mary R. Silber History 8—Timothy S. Hearn Algebra I—Timothy S. Hearn Current Events (Grade 8)—Michael S. McGinnis Latin I (Grade 8)—Timothy S. Hearn Natural Science—Andrew M. Fraser History 9—Susan J. Tucker German I—ReubenN. Rivers Geometry—Charles E. Wright History 10—Elizabeth C. Burke Current Events (Grade 10)—Charles E. Wright Latin I (Grade 10)—Valentine M. Cox French I—Hannah D. Johnson Spanish I—James R. Crosby Spanish II—Ch� i$topher T. Weismann Spanish III—Richard C. Burns German II—Joel H. Smith, Jr. Introduction to Visual Arts—Valentine E. Cox English II—Stephen S. Hearn History II—John C. Dougherty Current Events (Grade 11)—Terry A. Seelinger Algebra II—Stephen S. Hearn Biology—John C. Dougherty Chemistry—Charles H. Cobb Latin II—Stephen S. Hearn Latin III—Patricia I. Johnson Latin IV—Jane E. Dryden Spanish IV—Andrew MacLellan French II—Anne E. Johnson French III—John C. Dougherty French IV—Tari E. Shattuck English 12—Anne W. Weismann History 12 Research Paper—Gregory A. Hicks Algebra III—Wellington S. Tichener German III—Charles E. Johnson William Brewster Memorial Prize in Music History—Anne W. Weismann For Improvement: English 9—Larry W. Jones Natural Science—Paul C. Murphy English 10—Paula A. May German III—Sarah P. Johnson Urban Dynamics—John M. Barkley, Jr. FRENCH AWARDS: French I— First Place—Hannah D. Johnson Second Place—Carol J. Miller French II— Ninth Place—Bonnie A. New Grade 9—Reuben N. Rivers Grade 10—Pamela M. Runge Grade 11—Stephen S. Hearn Grade 12—Gregory A. Hicks Anne W. Weismann HONOR CERTIFICATES: French III— First Place—John C. Dougherty French IV— First Place (Austin, Killeen, Temple) Second Place (Texas)—Gregory A. Hicks The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award— Frederick L. Jones Alumni Scholars—Stephen S. Hearn Susan M. Kingsbury National Merit Scholarships—Nancy P. Pope Eileen Baade CERTIFICATES OF HIGHEST STANDING IN CLASS: Grade 8—Timothy S. Hearn Grade 8—Tani M. Adams Alexandra A. Caselli Elizabeth L. Foster Grade 9—Christopher N. Edmonds Holly J. Hamilton Katie A. Keller Reuben N. Rivers Grade 10—Ernest Allen III Elizabeth C. Burke Valentine M. Cox James R. Crosby Thomas F. Dodds Susan E. Letteer Bonnie A. New Ned A. Nicolai Anna B. Payne Pamela M. Runge 103 Grade 11—Mary O. Bachman John C. Dougherty Stephen S. Hearn Susan M. Kingsbury David L. Loiseaux Zoe A. Pace Grade 12—Mary I. Dougherty Richard S. Goodson Gregory A. Hicks John B. McFarland Nancy P. Pope Anne W. Weismann HIGH HONOR CERTIFICATES: Grade 8—Timothy S. Hearn BISHOP’S MEDAL: Mary I. Dougherty BREWSTER MEDAL: Clarke Heidrick 104 DIPLOMAS: William McFaddin Averill III Eileen Baade John Morris Barkley, Jr. William Kenneth Barnett Evelyn Arnett Brantly Brockton Beardon Brown Charles Henry Bundy Sara Ann Clark Charles Leonard Conly Roberta Coke DeGolyer Katherine Archer Ellis Richard Frederick Fonvielle Kathleen Jennifer Gee William Wayland Halbert Harvey Holbrook Halstead Jacquelyn Anne Hartwell Robert Clarke Haslanger Robert Clarke Heidrick, Jr. Robert Edward Henderson Charles Emil Johnson Edgar William Kayser III William Allen Kuhns Rex Jackson Leddy, Jr. James Daniel Moers Ellen O'Brien Stephen Howard Olsen Margaret Shepperd Michael Patrick Terk Wellington Shelton Tichenor Philip Campbell Wagner Thomas Dahon Wagner James Halm Ware Anne Wilder Weismann DIPLOMAS WITH HONORS: Mary Ireland Dougherty Richard Stephen Goodson John Bill McFarland Nancy Patricia Pope Senior Speaker: Gregory A. Hicks 105 A time to make friends, and a time to make enemies 109 110 A time to go away to college, and a time to return i A time to love, and a time to hate 112 'usurer Mac Vice-President Hicks in one of his more intellectual moments. The Executive Committee is the principal regulatory body of stu- dent government. It includes (standing, I-r) John Wood, John Barkley, Mac Averill, Wayland Halbert, and Fred Jones; (sit- ting, 1-r) Sara Clark, Greg Hicks, Tommy Wagner, Steve Good- son, Sidney Modiste, Clarke Heidrick. Not shown are Stan Johnson and Bill Montgomery. ! ecfor 'e jfs. Above, Greg in a rare attempt to be useful as well as decorative. The Entertainment Committee has the difficult task of keeping students happy on Saturday nights. Above, this involves a gulch cook-out. In the fall, trips off campus arc very popular. However, Gigi does not always drive. Everyone below is obviously enjoying themselves at the juniors' Spring Formal. At the left, Bob is fixing lights for one of the evening events. Constitutional Revision Committee The duties of the CRC are deliberately vague; thus the members may meet often and do less. John MacFarland, Mike Childers, Tommy Wagner, and David Mac- Farland (1-r) are the hard-working members of this indubitably invaluable institu- tion. Recreation Committee Standing (1-r) are some of those who plan intramu- rals and Field Day: Greg Hicks. Margaret Shep- perd. John Barkley, Chris Crosby. Lucy Weeks, and Forrest Pennington. Sitting nearby (each other, that is) are Dee Meador and Phebe Davol. Student Lounge Committee Above, one of the vital functions of the Student Lounge can be seen: Pool tables. At the left are those students who keep the place running: (back, l-r) Susie Tucker, Liz Foster, Mary Pincoffs, Sarah Johnson, and David Evert; (front) also Hannah Johnson, Forrest Pennington, and Howard Norris. Conspicuous (as usual) by their absence, are sen- iors Ken Barnett, Roberta DeGolyer, Bob Has- langer, Clarke Heidrick, and Steve Olsen. Film Club Who else should sit on the roof of the theater? Standing on it are Danny Strain, Andy MacLellan, and Rick Sut- ton; seated arc Roberta DeGolyer, Chuck Conly, Rick Fonvielle, Ellen Jockush, and Charlie Cobb. Not pic- tured, for obvious reasons, is photogra- pher Gasche. Vestry L-r, an extremely useful group: Mike Osborne, Gigi Johnson, Bill Stephens, Hugh Fletcher, Evelyn Brantly, Jimmy Tucker, and Tommy Wagner. Below, the girls who get up on Sundays are (back) Evelyn Brantly, Mary Bachman, Marcia White, Mike Childers, Zoc Ann Pace, Kathy Ellis and Nancy Pope, (front) Jessica Buhler, Margaret Shepperd, Gigi Johnson, Ellen O’Brien, and Sara Clark. Choir Mrs. Towner, organist Val Cox, page-turner Shelby Longoria Andy MacLellan John Gasche Jimmy Tucker Brocky Brown Greg Hicks John MacFarland Bob Haslanger Sarah Johnson Leah May Betty Bray Mary Jane Chittim Anne Johnson Chris Crosby Peter Polk Mary Pincoffs Lucy Weeks Elizabeth Burke Gigi Johnson Mary Clifton Annette Boney Vicki Williams Paula May Susan Kingsberry Anne Weismann Jane Dryden Drama Drama 1968 is synonymous at SSS with Steven O. Smock, shown at left directing a scene from the fall production. To the right. Mac Averill is seen in Of Mice and Men. about to strike Curly’s wife (played by Evelyn Brantly). The Boss has just walked in, portraying more authority than Tommy Wagner generally has at his command. 122 The fall play was Steinbeck’s story of two mi- grant workers, George and Lenny. The latter (Wayland Halbert) is badly retarded. In the background of the picture below, Mac Averill (who acted as the clever and concerned George) can be seen watching his strong but stupid friend. Mice and Men Above. Charlie Johnson (the first Joseph) gets very upset at his Mary, Polly Brown (seen lower left) on account of her pregnancy. However, they are recon- ciled below, and set out for Bethlehem. 124 The York Nativity Plays Joseph (Joel Smith in the second play) worries at right about shelter for Mary (Nancy Pope), who proudly holds her new baby below. Angel Tani Adams steps back after crowning the Madonna. 125 Charlie Johnson played a secret agent who acted as a mad physicist who pretended to be Albert Einstein in the spring production. Johann Mobius was the only true nuclear scientist in the sanitorium. Hank Bundy, pic- Bob Haslanger, another secret agent who was an insane nuclear physicist who was actually Sir Isaac Newton, is seen here speaking to Police Chief Mac Averill. 126 ysicists 127 As everyone knows by now, the psychiatrist who ran the asylum for the unbalanced rich was actually the nuttiest inmate. Above, Anne Johnson is seen as this hunchbacked doctor, a few minutes before she went out to take over the world . .. Two staffers are seen at the left, running from the Deacon camera. F. Jones edits, while Jane Dryden writes and generally assists. Among the able staff members of the newspaper are the members of the business staff: Zoe Ann Pace, manager, Evelyn Brantly, Susan Kingsberry, Marcia White. Spartan Left is writer Hugh Fletcher. Other writers are: Elizabeth Burke, Val Cox, Mike Childers, Anne Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Clare Leddy, Andy MacLellan, Ellen O'Brien, Jon Pender- grass, Pam Runge, Tari Shattuck, Susie Tucker, Bill Woodward. Photog- rapher: Mike Childers, Sponsor: Mrs. Respess. Above is editor Molly Dougherty and other staff mem- bers at the Spartan picnic. The other editors are Rick Sutton (news), F. Jones (features), Ken Barnett, Steve Olsen, and Terry Scclinger (sports). Deacon The Deacon staff would like to extend spe- cial thanks to Zoe Ann Pace, and Val Cox for their assistance to the editors. Photography credits go to Mrs. Respess, John Gasche, Les Rodriguez, Shelby Longoria. Alan Roettinger, and Terry Seelinger. At right, Ellen O'Brien and Gigi Johnson face a candid camera at a typical Deacon editorial meeting. Above: the planner and fall editor-in-chief of the year- book, Bob Haslanger. To the left, we track down Eileen Baade, one of those awarded for outstanding effort and excellent results in her work on the '68 annual. 129 Deacon editors are standing wearily below, toward the end of the year. Missing is Gigi Johnson, whose graduation section is, understandably, not yet begun. Sitting down on the job (as usual) is Nancy Pope, whose activities and government section was barely begun, although with less excuse. Missing also is fall editor-in-chief Bob Haslanger. Forrest Pennington, spring editor-in-chief Tony Tichenor, seniors Mike Childers, classes Ken Barnett, sports Steve Olsen, business Eileen Baade, faculty Ellen O'Brien, snapshots Roberta Degolyer, activities and government Editors: Executive assistant: Senior advisor: Sophomore member: Freshman member: Eighth Grade member: Faculty sponsor: Chris Crosby Fred Jones Andy MacLellan Anne Weismann Abner Burnett Robert McGinnis Tim Hearn Mr. L. A. Becker We wish to recognize the following organizations which are not pic- tured: The hard-working and often under-rated Discipline Committee. The Boys’ and Girls’ Dorm Councils, which this year kept a record number of students fairly well in line. The proctors in the boys’ dorms, who enforced the rules without straining their friendship with the boys. The omnipresent and almost omnipotent Entertain- ment Committee. The staff of the Literary Review, Genesis. Finally, we would like to say that those who have worked for greater school spirit, officially (like cheerleader Cathy Crittenden on the oppo- site page) or unofficially (like those who built the bonfire, also pictured opposite), deserve a special tribute from the staff of the Deacon. 132 Girl proctors, l-r, were: Molly Dougherty, Eileen Baade, Nancy Pope, Kathy (Archie) Ellis, Sara Clark, Margaret Shepperd. The 1%7 Team Bottom Row: Robert Henderson, Rick Fonvielle, Rex Leddy, Steve Goodson. Bill Kuhns, John McFarland, Brocky Brown, John Barkley, Ken Barnett. Middle Row: Josh Harrison, Jimmy Tucker, Bruce Buckley, Greg Whitaker, David Evert, Dorr Lewright, Sidney Modiste, David McFarland, Randy Navarre. Top Row: Ted Wright, Joel Smith. Charlie Cobb, David Sumners, Larry Johnson, Des Fletcher, Richard May, David Loiseaux, Steve Townsend, Jim Vance, Chris Weismann. The 1967 Spartan Football team had one of the worst seasons that a Spartan team has had in many years. The season began with the feeling that it was to be a year of a championship. But the team did not have the apparent desire or luck to take the championship from the other conference teams. The team was plagued with early injuries that sidelined many of the starters and the first games were played with the less experienced players. By the time that the players who had been earlier starters returned, the season was too far gone for the team to begin to play together as a well trained unit. It was not until the last game that they played as a well trained unit and they won the season final. Assistant Coach Phipps discusses the situa- tion with Head Coach O’Brien. 135 John Barkley Second Letter Team Tri-Captain All Conference on Offense Halfback and Fullback Steve Goodson Fourth Letter Team Tri-Captain All Conference on Defense Fullback and Linebacker Barkley fakes into middle as Whitaker prepares to roll out. 136 Robert Henderson Second Letter All-Conference on Defense and Offense Team Tri-Captain Tackle Goodson makes a tackle as Henderson and Fonvielle move in to assist. 3? f Rick Fonvielle Second Letter All Conference on Defense and Offense Guard and Tackle 137 Ken Barnett Fourth Letter Wingback Brocky Brown Second Letter End John McFarland Second Letter Center Rex Leddy Second Letter Tackle Greg Whitaker Second Letter Quarterback Sidney Modiste Second Letter Split End 138 Jim Vance First Letter Tackle Josh Harrison First Letter Quarterback David Loiseaux First Letter Center Bill Kuhns First Letter Tackle David McFarland First Letter Halfback 139 Dorr Lcwright First Letter Guard Jan Pendergrass First Letter Tackle David Sumners First Letter Halfback and Linebacker Chris Weismann First Letter End Bruce Buckley First Letter Fullback 140 Henderson and Fonville move in to stop T.M.I. runner. The ‘B’ Team First Row: Randy Navarre, Bruce Buckley, Dorr Lewright, David Loiseaux, Rubin Rivers. Second Row: Ted Wright, Joel Smith. David McFarland, Jimmy Tucker, Jim Crosby, Shelby Longoria. Third Row: Scott Bailey, Josh Harrison. Charlie Cobb. Rich May, Floyd Inks. Fourth Row: Larry Johnson, Des Fletcher. Jim Vance. Mark Clark, Hank Ewert. 141 142 143 The Varsity Kneeling: Mike Childers, Jessica Buhler, Lisa Lcftwich, Gigi Johnson, Mary Napier, Mary Bachman (Manager), Top Row: Sara Clark, Cathy Crittenden, Gaye Holcomb, Paula May, Clare Leddy, Cathy Ellis. This year, the Hockey team went to Casady to compete in the S.P.C. Tournament. The tournament was the first competition the girls had had except a game against Kinkaid. In Conference, the team lost only one game and that was to Casady. From ■ then on the Saints moved to win the consolation bracket. This was the most impressive showing that the Spartan Hockey team has ever been able to produce. The girls took the sport seriously and decided they could win the championship despite their preseason game loss against Kinkaid. The team claims that it was the close loss against Kinkaid that proved to them that they were a good team and that they could put a winning season together. Varsity Coach Tipton Co-Captain Mike Childers and “B Coach Fuller - -m jg'k i Lisa Leftwich passes to Mary Napier against Kinkaid. Coach Tipton talks to the troops during half time. Paula May contests a Kinkaid player for possession of the ball. Gigi Johnson and Kinkaid player fight for control of the ball. 146 The ‘B’ Team Lucy Weeks, Bessie Smith, Susie Tucker, Mary Pincoffs, Bonnie New, Kneeling: Polly Brown, Mary Chalk, Ruth Wagner, Liz Larkam, Cathy Iuohy, Betty Bray. Phebe Davol, Chris Crosby, Ginger Borron. Standing: Jane Dryden, 147 The Team Top: Steve Goodson, Robert Henderson, Des Fletcher, Clark Heidrick, Greg Hicks. Bottom: Terry Seelinger, Mike Terk, Tony Tichenor, Josh Harrison, Steve Olsen, Sidney Modiste. This was one of the best Spartan basketball teams the school has had in years. The season record was 12 and 10. But it was a year played against the hardest and best competition found in the area. In conference play, the teams finished in a tie for second place. The only conference losses were at the hands of St. John's, St. Mark’s, and Casady. The losses were hard ones in conference because it was felt by everyone on the team that this was to be a good year, a year to take the conference. These conference losses were the worst because they were the most important games. But the year was a good one because we did come in second and we did prove that we could field a team to compete and compete well. r Steve Good son All Conference 1st Team Third Letter Henderson lights for the tip Clark Heidrick Second Letter Goodson takes easy lay-up against Lutheran. Josh Harrison Second Letter Mike lerk First Letter p Terry Seelinger First Letter Tony Tichenor 152 Dcs Fletcher Front; Hank Bundy, F, Jones, Richard Burns, Ken Barnett, Barkley Armstrong, Andy MacLellan, Brocky Brown. Middle; Tommy Touhy, John Barkley, Randy Navarre. Forrest Pennington, Jim Be- mis, Harvey Halsted, Mitchel Urash, Mike Osborne. Back; Jim Sledd, Rick Sutton, David Loiseaux, Rick Fonvielle, Rex Leddy, Steve Townsend. This year’s Spartan Soccer team had the best season in the five years that the sport has been played at the school. The season record was an impressive 7-4-1. This was the first time that the wins, losses and ties did not equal each other. In conference play the Spartan squad placed in a tie for fourth with St. Mark’s. This was an improvement over the previous year when the team placed next to last. The team lost no non conference games and won their own invitational tournament for the third year running. The only blemish on their non conference record was a tie with T.M.I. In conference they defeated the number one ranked team in a game played in the mud and rain. Two of their conference losses went to the two teams that tied for first. 154 Richard Burns takes a scissor kick against St. John’s. John Barkley First Letter All-Conference Honorable Mention Richard Burns Second Letter 1st Team All-Conference Hank Bundy First Letter All-Conference Honorable Mention 155 Freddie Jones Second Letter All-Conference Honorable Mention Ken Barnett Second Letter Freddie Jones dribbles the ball toward the goal. Rick Fonvielle Second Letter i-- Andy MacLellan avoids a tackle by a St. John's player as he heads up field. M I L T w A ik • . Brocky Brown Second Letter Rex Leddy Second Letter Randy Navarre First Letter Andy MacLellan Second Letter John Barkley turns on the speed to get a lost ball. This year St. Stephen's fielded its first track team to really draw from all areas of the athletic program. In May the team traveled to Houston to take part in the S.P.C. meet. They had participated in several meets with T.S.D., Travis High, and San Marcos Academy but this was the only important meet of the season. The Spartans gained 18 points taking four second places and several more third and fourth places. The track program was a successful one and a good basis to build from in the following years. Dee Meador moves out to take third in the 880. 162 Robert Henderson places fourth in the dis- cus at the conference meet. 163 Above; L. A. Becker, Josh Harrison, Robert George, Chris Dougherty, Andy Fraser, Jim Butler, Tommy Touhy, Bill Woodward Tennis made its appearance as a varsity sport this year. Both the boys’ and the girls’ teams made a great deal of improvement during the season. The year ended with a trip to Houston for the S.P.C. tournament. The Spartan boys were outclassed at the conference going against some of the best competition in the state. Mary Napier was the standout in our girls’ team placing second after a first round encounter with one of the best players in the south. The team is young and will be certain to make a good showing next year. I 164 i fmmm r • ■ 'V- -flli Mary Napier shows her championship form. Below; Bonnie New, L. A. Becker, Bessie Smith, Susan Latteer. Mary Napier 165 166 The Varsity Gigi Johnson, Clare Leddy, Lucy Weeks, Molly Dougherty, Paula May, Kathy Ellis, Sean Gardner, Marsha White. The girls’ Volleyball team participated in Conference for the first time this year. The girls went to Houston practically an untried and untested bunch. In the Tourna- ment, they lost the first set of games only to win later and replay the team they had lost to earlier. At Houston, the girls placed fourth over all. The leadership of the two team captains, Sean Gardner and Kathy Ellis, proved to be one of the most important factors in the girls’ victories. At the end of the tournament, both Captains were named to the All-Conference team. This was a year of a good beginning of Volleyball and the coming years hopefully will be better as experience is gained. 168 The ‘B’ Team Bottom: Mary Pincoffs, Phebe Davol, Tari Shattock. Leah May. Middle: Mary Bachman, Jessica Buhler, Polly Brown. Top: Tani Adams, Mary Jane Chittim. 169 170 Cheerleaders rejoice over Spartan score. Back Row: Richard Evert, Rick Sutton, Clarke Heidrick, Steve Goodson, Jim Tucker, Greg Whitaker, Greg Hicks, Front Row: Tim Conally, Ken Barnett, Terry Seelinger, Sidney Modiste, Rich- ard Burns, John McFarland. David McFarland 172 Back Row: Boo Inks. Dorr Lewright, Charlie Cobb, David McFarland, Jan Pendergrass. Larry Jones Ted Wright, Coach McShane. Front Row: Barry Gilbert, John Gashe, Jim Crosby, Chris Edmonds, Reuben Rivers, Fred Myers, Duncan McGann. 174 Back Row: Coach Al, Larry Jones, Hugh Fletcher, Laird Considine, Tim Hearn, Ritch Hatcher, Peter Polk. Front Row: Paul Murphy, Ricky Tichenor, Bob McCulloch, Bill Stevens, Arnie Vehrs, Reuben Rivers. 175 183 Congratulations to the “BIG FOUR may the class of '69 continue to follow in the staggered footsteps of Mac Averill, Mike Terk, John Barkley, and Tom Wagner. COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE’S GANG 190 TO JIM TUCKER In this school where we are blasted by routine and the closeness of the community eats at our emotions, there must be a figure whom we can approach when our clay-faced patience crum- bles before anxieties. It is he who blankets us when even time seems out to roast the logic from our minds. We find in him the willingness to speak with us honestly and to devote himself to our problems when others would avoid us. Now we have lost this man who commits himself utterly to people without losing the iden- tity of each individual. 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